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"...and Intergraph [the Alabama company that designed the new system]." http://www.intergraph.com/ http://www.intergraph.com/ - Flash header on company's homep
by ErikAugust 13y ago
"...and Intergraph [the Alabama company that designed the new system]."
http://www.intergraph.com/ http://www.intergraph.com/ - Flash header on company's homepage hangs on Chrome. Not a good start.
- hga 13y agoThey used to be a really hot hardware and I think software (e.g. CAD) company, even did a lot of Chipper RISC chip work (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_architecture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_architecture ; not to be confused with the Clinton administration cryptographic debacle). Then they exited the hardware business in 2000 and among other things became a patent troll: https://www.google.com/search?q=intergraph+lawsuit https://www.google.com/search?q=intergraph+lawsuit Which of course is an even worse sign.
- ErikAugust 13y agoAt least they have been keeping their website's copyright up to date: " © Copyright <SCRIPT> <!-- var year=new Date(); year=year.getYear(); if (year<1900) year+=1900; document.write(year); //--> </SCRIPT> "
- VMG 13y agoWhy does website quality always seem to correlate so strongly with the company it's representing?
- briandear 13y agoFunny how that works! A company that can't even get a website right probably has a few things wrong. First it's likely they take their customers for granted and don't care. However, it's likely the guys at the top actually think they have a good website. Companies like that make every decision by committee and as long as the boxes are checked, the 'product' works.
- gdubs 13y agoI was surprised to see that it was the same Integraph. Their NT graphics workstations were big competition to SGI in the late 90's, when SGI was losing steam to the PC market.